New York Times Answers - Sunday, 13th May 2012 There are 68 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th May 2012. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: One waiting in FranceGARCONAAcross 7: "Who's there?" responseITSMEAAcross 12: Hank Aaron led the N.L. in them four timesRBISAAcross 16: British polsMPSAAcross 19: Mark who won the 1998 MastersOMEARAAAcross 20: Alternative energy optionSOLARAAcross 21: "... there ___ square"ORBEAAcross 22: MaximumCAPAAcross 23: Slogan for medical marijuana activists?WEEDSHALLOVERCOMEAAcross 26: Portuguese "she"ELAAAcross 27: Tattoos, slangilyINKAAcross 28: More than a quarter of academic circles?CEESAAcross 29: AliasA.K.A.AAcross 29: AliasAKAAAcross 30: "No surprise to me"IKNEWAAcross 32: Like unworn tiresTREADEDAAcross 36: Persians who protect their feet?THESHODOFIRANAAcross 40: Took a break around one, sayHADLUNCHAAcross 42: Was haltingLIMPEDAAcross 43: Plant, of a sortMOLEAAcross 44: AuthorPENAAcross 45: Not straightATILTAAcross 48: "___ Beso" (Paul Anka hit)ESOAAcross 49: Big twit?JEERAAcross 50: Entitlement to cross the stream first?RIGHTOFWADEAAcross 54: Conductor ToscaniniARTUROAAcross 56: Singer DiFrancoANIAAcross 57: Start of a "White Album" titleOBLADIAAcross 58: Pod-based entityPEAAAcross 59: People who avoid social networking, maybeLONERSAAcross 63: Mixologist's measureDRAMAAcross 65: My ___, VietnamLAIAAcross 66: It was published four years before "Moby-Dick"OMOOAAcross 68: "Snowy" birdEGRETAAcross 69: "If you can't behave on this tour, I swear you'll be sorry!"?NOMOREMISTERNICEGUIDEAAcross 75: Forerunner of euchreOMBREAAcross 76: SmackKISSAAcross 77: ___ culpaMEAAAcross 78: State for which a Springsteen album is named: Abbr.NEBRAAcross 79: Hunt's co-star on "Mad About You"REISERAAcross 81: Error indicatorSICAAcross 82: Largest campus of Long Island Univ.C. 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POSTAAcross 85: The title of this puzzle, e.g.PUNAAcross 86: One + one?ELEVENAAcross 88: Big part of the dairy business?CHEESETRADEAAcross 90: Like much of Pindar's workODICAAcross 93: [Smack!]BAMAAcross 94: RevolverWHEELAAcross 95: Tragic E.R. statusD.O.A.AAcross 96: Cartoon pet of noteDINOAAcross 97: MelodicARIOSOAAcross 99: Play double Dutch, saySKIP ROPEAAcross 104: Lost subject of a hit Beatles song?WANDERINGJUDEAAcross 108: Working as a store clerkINSALESAAcross 109: Disney princessARIELAAcross 110: Part of a newspaper: Abbr.COLAAcross 111: Jobs creationIPADAAcross 113: OBs, e.g.DRSAAcross 114: Vietnam Veterans Memorial designerLINAAcross 115: Clothing-free version of the national pastime?WHOLENUDEBALLGAMEAAcross 122: Dark meat pieceLEGAAcross 123: Feminine suffixEUSEAAcross 124: PitchSPIELAAcross 125: Simplified language formPIDGINAAcross 126: Pompous personASSAAcross 127: "I'll have what ___ having"SHESAAcross 128: ItchingANTSYAAcross 129: City near Clearwater, informallySTPETEDDown 1: ChaperonGO WITHDDown 2: Supreme Egyptian godAMEN-RADDown 3: Offended the noseREEKEDDDown 4: "Dog"CADDDown 5: Choice words?ORSDDown 6: "I don't think so"NAHDDown 7: Part of a chain, maybeISLEDDown 8: Studio signTOLETDDown 9: Trudge through wet snow, saySLOSHDDown 10: Dallas pro ballerMAVDDown 11: "We'll teach you to drink deep ___ you depart": HamletEREDDown 12: "Tommy," e.g.ROCK OPERADDown 13: Most inclusiveBROADESTDDown 14: It has many serversIBMDDown 15: "___ I care!"SEEIFDDown 16: Famously temperamental court figureMCENROEDDown 17: Stout alternativePALE ALEDDown 18: Salmon, at timesSPAWNERDDown 24: Powered in either of two waysACDCDDown 25: Chicago mayor EmanuelRAHMDDown 31: World leader beginning December 2011KIMJONGUNDDown 33: "Kubla Khan" riverALPHDDown 34: On account ofDUETODDown 35: Make magnificentENNOBLEDDown 37: French "she"ELLEDDown 38: Take a load offSITDDown 39: Two-time N.L. batting champ LeftyODOULDDown 41: Obama's birthplaceHAWAI'IDDown 41: Obama's birthplaceHAWAIIDDown 46: WhitTADDDown 47: Hardly sharpIDIOTICDDown 50: Josh of "How I Met Your Mother"RADNORDDown 51: Where to conform, per an expressionINROMEDDown 52: Jason who's a five-time baseball All-StarGIAMBIDDown 53: DeceptionFLAMDDown 54: Ages and agesAEONDDown 55: Director NicolasROEGDDown 58: Car in "Gone in 60 Seconds"PORSCHEDDown 60: City down the lake from Buffalo, N.Y.ERIEPADDown 61: Oklahoma state treeREDBUDDDown 62: "Tristram Shandy" novelistSTERNEDDown 64: Something you might tap inMORSE CODEDDown 67: Mayo, e.g.MESDDown 70: Projectionist's unitREELDDown 71: ScrapeSKINDDown 72: DrivesIMPELSDDown 73: Big suitsCEOSDDown 74: Entered slowlyEASEDINDDown 80: Steel support for concreteREBARDDown 81: People with reservations in FloridaSEMINOLESDDown 83: MinuteWEEDDown 84: Some Camaro roofsTTOPSDDown 87: Swollen, as veinsVARICOSEDDown 88: Dynasty for ConfuciusCHOUDDown 89: ___ avisRARADDown 90: Big maker of smoothies and energy barsODWALLADDown 91: Accounts with keys?DIARIESDDown 92: Extra ones might be dramaticINNINGSDDown 94: News Corp. paperWSJDDown 98: Look like a creep?OGLEDDown 100: Grammy-winning Radiohead album of 2000KIDADDown 101: Prime years for rocking?OLD AGEDDown 102: Consent formPERMITDDown 103: Dead Sea Scrolls writerESSENEDDown 105: Cary of "Robin Hood: Men in Tights"ELWESDDown 106: Made whoopeeDIDITDDown 107: Some bladesEPEESDDown 112: With a sure handABLYDDown 116: "You mean ... what?"HUHDDown 117: Surveillance org.NSADDown 118: "Star Trek: Voyager" airerUPNDDown 119: D.J.'s purchasesLPSDDown 120: TankedLITDDown 121: Economic statGDP